If you’re using another iCloud app, click the app’s name at the top of the window, then click Find My iPhone.
Sign in to /#find on another computer with your Apple ID (the one you use with iCloud). You can later restore the device from an iCloud or iTunes backup. Note: You can also remove your iOS device by first erasing it-just follow the instructions below for removing an iOS device you don’t have. If you can’t turn off Find My iPhone on the device, turn off the device so it goes offline, then remove it from Find My iPhone on.
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#TURN OFF FIND MY IPHONE ICLOUD SETTINGS IPHONE 5 MAC#
Remove an iOS device or Mac on which you can’t turn off Find My iPhone Turning off iCloud turns off all iCloud features on the device. Note: You can also remove your device by turning off iCloud completely on that device. On a Mac: Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click iCloud, then deselect Find My Mac. On an iOS device: Go to Settings > iCloud, then tap to turn off Find My. Remove a device from Find My iPhone by turning off Find My iPhone on the device. Remove an iOS device or Mac by turning off Find My iPhone Apple allows multiple users to share an AppleID but this can create confusion when one users' phone contacts and calendar entries start showing up on the other users' devices. I say this is optional for a good reason and I keep mine separate. For one thing, Apple tries to force you to use the same Apple ID for iCloud and iTunes. Perhaps there is something you are trying to do that is throwing a monkey wrench into things. What sort of problems are you having? I have found iCloud to be "perfect" at syncing my information among my iOS devices and my Mac. The good news is the sync is very fast so if you "log out" and everything is gone, if you "log back in" everything comes back in mere seconds. If you say don't delete, you are stuck logged in. First of all, back up your stuff! When you "log out" of iCloud, any data that iOS thinks belongs to that iCloud ID gets deleted from your device. Careful! Getting out of iCloud can be tricky.
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